NASA Designs Near Light Speed Engine That Breaks Laws Of Physics

[@robertleem5643]

Born in 1969, I really hope that I see light speed travel and visits to local planets in my lifetime

[@JojahMensah]

Photon propulsion(engines), and emw engines are within our grasp, so too sail tech. Interstellar travel is now but 'death' rays are a problem.

[@ThomasBestonso-zr4ko]

seems that if you found the right compound or substance in the M-Drive and it was excited in a fashion or rhythm, that it would work, especially in space on thiner air, theoretically at least ?

[@ronaldhamilton2497]

Will these engines work here in town ??

[@amirulhakim4304]

One must be light to travel at the speed of light.

[@jkfinney14]

I am glad you can read

[@robierabit]

Finaly we are breaking the shackles of physics a highly antiquated form of thought

[@ThomasBestonso-zr4ko]

it seems that's gonna be the only way forward

[@NoorYadin-o2d]

😊

[@chonglim287]

???????

[@ralphups7782]

Elon Musk's team at spacex came up with the faster than speeds of light engine first, and had it verified by scientist who monitored a craft with the engine travel from Earth out to the edge of the galaxy and back to Earth in only a couple of hours recently. i am in the year 6096 mind you

[@jannmutube]

---- < Funny. if Einstein's time dilatation theory is true, there's no reason to think the process would reverse time on a return trip and I'm not sure how we could know that the "faster than the speed of light" travelers would not end up in a totally time expended universe.